Supply Chain
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Johnson & Johnson Executive Vice President and CFO Dominic Caruso will retire from his 19-year stint at the company in September, at which point Joseph Wolk, vice president of investor relations, will take over, CNBC reports.
Amazon is shifting costs onto suppliers and reducing the amount of small, inexpensive items consumers can buy off its site, unnamed sources told Bloomberg.
CVS Health selected former Eli Lilly CFO Derica Rice to serve as the president of its pharmacy benefit management division, CVS Caremark, according to The Wall Street Journal.
The list prices for nearly two dozen drugs increased by at least 200 percent since January 2017, according to an analysis by Pharmacy Benefits Consultants.
Walgreens Boots Alliance will pay Massachusetts $5.5 million to resolve allegations it overcharged prescription drugs covered by the state workers' compensation insurance program.
Improving data-driven decision making is the area supply chain leaders deemed most critical to the future of supply chain in healthcare, according to a survey of the Best 50 provider organizations conducted by the Global Healthcare Exchange.
President Donald Trump reaffirmed his pledge to lower prescription drug prices at a March 19 speech in Manchester, N.H., and said his administration would introduce new steps to address this issue next month, according to Reuters.
Seventy U.S. hospitals expressed interest in joining a nonprofit generic drug company venture formed by four health systems across the country and the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs, according to Politico.
The FDA released an inspection report into Cleveland-based Philips Medical Systems, part of Amsterdam-based Royal Philips, stating the company mishandled thousands of complaints.
The FDA on March 16 approved CSL Behring's drug Hizentra to treat chronic inflammatory demyelinating polyneuropathy.